Russia in the Capitalist World

The breaking down of the Soviet Union in 1991 and the official statement of the progress from communism to free enterprise, Russia, both regarding its financial potential and populace and as far as its legacy of a severe centralist framework has an exceptional remaining among transitional economies. A long ways past a progress from communism to private enterprise, bearing the multi-dimensional change in social, political and arrangement regions combined with an intricate procedure as a top priority, this change was no uncertainty considerably more troublesome and delicate for a country like Russia that had an established communist custom.

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MA Mathematics, University of South Florida, Tampa FL. Fulbright Scholar. Fields of research: discrete structures, combinatorics, graphs/hypergraphs, logic and computation. Currently serving as Lecturer of Computer Science at National University of Computer & Emerging Sciences, Lahore, Pakistan. (email: shoaib.amjad@nu.edu.pk)